Any Whole or Rational Number, 1 can be used as an Example if you want it Simple
Answer:
i) Probability that both candidates employed are women = 5/14
ii) Probability that the second candidate is a woman = 5/8
iii) Probability that the first candidate is a woman given that second one is a woman = 4/5
Step-by-step explanation:
Let the probability that a man is employed be P(M) = 3/8
Probability that a woman is employed P(W) = 5/8
a) Probability that both candidates employed are women = (5/8) × (4/7) = 5/14
b) Probability that the second candidate is a woman = (probability that first candidate is a man and second candidate is a woman) + (probability that first candidate is a woman & second candidate is a woman)
= (3/8)(5/7) + (5/8)(4/7) = (15/56) + (20/56) = 35/56 = 5/8
c) Probability that the first candidate is a woman given that second one is a woman
Given that the second candidate was a women, means that the first candidate-women was selected among other four women.
Probability = (4/8)/(5/8) = 4/5
The answer is 280 because if you multiply 400 by .3 you get 120 and if you subtract 120 from 400 you get 280
<span>A​ country's people consume 6.6 billion pounds of candy​ (excluding chewing​ gum) per year.
Population of the country is 303 million.
Specific consumption,
= ((6.6*10^9 pounds)/( year* 303*10^6 persons))*(year/ 12 months)
=1.8 pounds/(months*persons)</span>
